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This is the final piece for my Radio Narratives class, a ten minute audio art/umentary entitled “Off the Grid,” which profiles (to use the term loosely), three of my favorite art stars: Don Eng, John King, and Walter Gambin. Special thanks to Reverend Jen for providing some miraculous VO which pulled everything together for me in my hour of need. As always, I recommend listening with a good set of headphones. Comments and criticism are encouraged.
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This is the third of four radio pieces I’ll be posting this summer. The directive for this one was to create a piece that fit into the theme “Home” as presented on the CD put out by the Deep Wireless Festival. I chose to document my trip back to Boston, earlier this summer, for my high school reunion at the Cambridge School of Weston. I had recorded several hours of the reunion, not knowing if I would use it for anything, so it was a challenge to create something out of this stuff that I had recorded without idea or direction. I’m fairly pleased with the result, although I think parts of the narration are problematic and could use some additional editing.
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As always, please listen with a good set of headphones if possible.
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This is my second production project for my Radio Narratives class. The assignment was to create a piece following the Snap Judgement guidelines, with one of the following titles/themes: Great Expectations, The Wizard of Oz, or Busted. I chose the first, and wrote a script about my romance with a young German actress back in 1986, based on my journal entries and her letters. Thanks to Noel Dinneen and Emilie Blythe McDonald for providing voices for the young me and the young Heidi.
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Me: Tom Tenney: producer, performer, writer, digital & social media professional, and student. Yeah, I wear a lot of hats, and spend a lot of time thinking about the complex relationships between art, culture, media, consciousness, education… I currently work at VH1, and have a rich and varied (albeit somewhat checkered) past as a producer of underground performance.